Roswell Realtor Steve Henderson to be installed NM Realtors President
Roswell Realtor Steve L. Henderson, 39, will be installed as president of the Realtors Association of New Mexico at the annual Las Cruces convention. Henderson has served as Roswell Board of Realtors president and Realtor of the Year, runs Reliable Realtors, and holds roles in church, Boy Scouts, and local government. He and his wife Carol have four children.
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Roswell
Steve L. Henderson
Realtors Association of
First Christian Church
Henderson
Christian's Men's Fellowship
Rio Hondo
Boy Scouts
Uistador Council
Boy Scouts of America
Chaves County
Security National Bank of
Carol
Cindy
Tanya
Mark
Jon
Howden asks dismissal over alleged grand jury undue influence
District Attorney Frederick Howden seeks dismissal of embezzlement charges arguing Valencia and Sandoval counties grand jury was improperly influenced by resident judge Filo Sedillo. Motions claim unauthorized persons intimidated jurors and that the grand jury failed to hear competent evidence. Howden also alleges judges blocked access to the grand jury and cites Supreme Court actions.
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LOS Lunas
Atty
Frederick
Ted" Howden
Filo M. Sedillo
Grand
Howden
Owden
Adan Pere
Irene Perea
Grand Jury
Sedillo
State Supreme Court
State Court
Supreme Court
District Court
George H. Perez
Valencia
Sandoval
ENM Fair Schedule Highlights Packed Weekend
Saturday events include Chuck Wagon feed at 7 a.m. Junior Livestock Sale and Horse Show at 8 a.m. Carnival runs from 11 a.m. to midnight. Rodeo at 7:30 p.m. Swine checkout at 7 p.m. Lambs checkout at 8 p.m. Calves checkout at 9 p.m. Take home animals also noted. Thursday totals show 2,610 at fair and 318 at rodeo. Three day totals reach 14,746 at fair and 1,324 at rodeo.
Rodriguez Accepts Corrections Job After Warden Swap
SANTA FE AP New Mexico Penitentiary Warden Felix Rodriguez transfers to an adult programs director post in the Corrections Department and will brief his successor. Retired federal warden Lee Aaron takes over on a 90 day trial. Rodriguez, in the prison 22 years, may move from the warden residence soon and begin in Santa Fe Monday. Governor Apodaca supports the move but questions the shift. The change follows a confrontation over the prison hospital administrator stockham and internal promotions.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Felix Rodriguez
Corrections Department
Rodriguez
Hanrahan
Lee Aaron
Dallas
Aaron
Apodaca
Frank Stockham
Campbell warns Congress on energy policy and risks
Former Gov. Jack Campbell told a Santa Fe gathering that Congress faces a serious situation as the U.S. may revert to old energy patterns. He proposed options to avoid catastrophe by 1990 including maintaining oil production, shale oil, doubled power plant output, and expanded solar and hydro projects. He noted demand may reach 38 to 62 billion barrels daily and urged prudent action.
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Jack Swickard
Congress
U.S
Jack Campbell
United States
Campbell
Ell
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De‘Ann Luce
Roosevelt County
Miss Luce
NM President
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Dexter Highway
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McGaffey Street
Jeffery A. Joseph
St. Mary's Hospital
Randall M. Jenkins
Job Rodriguez
Corrections
Mike Hanrahan
Jerry Apodaca
Waren
Toney Anaya
Stockham
Horacio Herrera
Anaya
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